Bolivian Thoughts opinion: Current president believes he is the hole of the doughnut ,,. he has misled Bolivian population with his absurd political alliances with Syria and Libya prior to their individual catastrophes; he embarked in alliances with Iran, Cuba, Venezuela and the ALBA, which turned out to be pure demagogue. He engaged in humongous loans…
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evo’s incompetent to the core! more wasted resources: Quipus and cell phones …
Bolivian Thoughts opinion: It is more evident than ever how inept is the coca caudillo government! This failed and ill-conceived venture was doomed from the start … the egocentric president carries us to the cliff and we waste our invaluable resources! He must finish his term and leave! Mauricio Vasquez reports for El Deber: They…
evo’s legacy: The burden of corruption
A frustrating but true Editorial from El Deber: The burden of corruption [above pics came out from a search in the internet …] Where the finger is placed, the pus leaps. That impression has the common citizen when he learns of the various scandals that affect state entities and companies under the administration of President…
This Government has not only showed corruption levels but ineptness as well: keeps maintaining export quotas!
Mauricio Vasquez reports for El Deber: The Government defines at the end of the month whether it allows exports of sugar 20 days after the end of the harvest, Cruceño sugar mills have produced 9.7 million quintals of the product. The figure is 1.2 million quintals greater than that demanded by the domestic market. “We…
evo is a true and despicable ochlocrat!
We can no longer expect otherwise, the coca grower caudillo has reached his full potential: the incapacity to govern! This cartoon is from El Dia 11/24/2016. It portrays the numerous failures at managing public funds and the total incompetence at delivering his demagogue, in an attempt to remain in power, after wasting over $150 billion…
The Water War
Violeta Ayala writes in The Huffington Post: The Water War “Don’t jump the queue! I was the first in line. Get out of the way!” Shouts a man carrying a bucket, “I’ve got three kids and was waiting somewhere else and when the water truck came there wasn’t enough for all of us. We don’t…
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